Nice job, it's pretty damn smooth.
But I'm starting to wonder, with all these "Go Linux" promotions that, like this one, show off mainly various desktops that people have used - if it might not be a cool idea to make a similarly "crisp" (reflections, composition etc.) demonstration of the diversity of Linux, by showing off pimped KDE, GNOME, XFCE desktops, in a size that allows viewers to see the interface and determine whether they are impressed? I think some might be "impressed" if they, having been appropriately dissapointed by the dirty default theme in Ubuntu (no offense, since the user would have to be oblivious to themes), they might go "wow" at a pimped KDE desktop.
Just a thought, really.
Again; nice job.
Small correction; Indeed it seems you show off different default desktops from various distros.. I stand somewhat corrected. But again, it pretty much just shows what bad-ass wallpapers linux distros sport compared to the proprietary alternatives. :)
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awesome stuff!
Nice job, it's pretty damn smooth. But I'm starting to wonder, with all these "Go Linux" promotions that, like this one, show off mainly various desktops that people have used - if it might not be a cool idea to make a similarly "crisp" (reflections, composition etc.) demonstration of the diversity of Linux, by showing off pimped KDE, GNOME, XFCE desktops, in a size that allows viewers to see the interface and determine whether they are impressed? I think some might be "impressed" if they, having been appropriately dissapointed by the dirty default theme in Ubuntu (no offense, since the user would have to be oblivious to themes), they might go "wow" at a pimped KDE desktop. Just a thought, really. Again; nice job.
Small correction; Indeed it seems you show off different default desktops from various distros.. I stand somewhat corrected. But again, it pretty much just shows what bad-ass wallpapers linux distros sport compared to the proprietary alternatives. :)